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A county grand jury will decide today whether to indict a Notre Dame student in con­ nection with the Dec. 6 accident that killed junior Michael Cogswell. The 21-year-old student has been subpoened to testify before the grand jury in St. Joseph County Superior Court, the county prosecutor’s office said. Notre Dame senior Douglas Meier said he also was sub­ poened to testify at the hearing, which is closed to the public. Meier said he was driving in the area when the accident oc­ curred. The six-member grand jury will review police records and listen to testimony to deter­ mine what charges, if any, to indict the student on, the pros­ ecutor’s office said. The student was arrested on the charge of driving while in­ toxicated after he subm itted to two blood alcohol tests, said Cpl. Mary Potter of the county police departm ent. The prosecutor’s office did not charge the student, but in­ stead sent the case to the grand jury for review. Potter said the student told police he was driving east on Saint M ary’s Road, stopped at a stop sign, then went forward and hit an unknown object. Michael Cogswell, a Zahm Hall resident, died from m as­ sive head injuries 10 hours later. One of his room m ates said Cogswell was walking home with two friends when he was struck. They were returning from a party at the Saint M ary’s Clubhouse, he said. The two friends are par­ ticipating in foreign-study pro­ gram s this sem ester, he said. They apparently will not return to testify before the grand jury. Receiving your cue Pool shark John Kenney of Zahm Hall takes aim while brushing up on his billiard skills in The Observer/Todd Tucker